Korean bibimbap-style bowl with fried egg, vegetables, and sesame
Korean-inspiredUses leftover rice from L2

B4 — Korean Egg & Veggie Rice Bowls

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restaurant4 servings
schedulePrep 5 min | Cook 10 min
bolt295 kcal
Yield4 servings
Calories295 kcal
Total Time15 min
Cost/Serving~$0.45 CAD
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Uses leftover rice from L2

Make extra brown rice in Lunch 2 — save ~2 cups. Zero additional cost for this breakfast.

Ingredients

  • Cooked brown rice (from L2, reheated)2 cups
  • Eggs4 large
  • Baby spinach1 cup
  • Shredded carrots1 cup
  • Sesame oil (finishing only — no heat)2 tsp
  • Low-sodium soy sauce2 tbsp
  • Gochujang (serve on side for kids)1 tsp — optional
  • Olive oil (for frying eggs)2 tsp
  • Green onion, sliced1
  • Sesame seeds1 tsp
  • Garlic powder½ tsp

Nutrition / serving

Calories

295 kcal

Protein

13 g

Carbs

38 g

Fat

11 g

Fiber

3 g

Sodium

Moderate

Cost Estimate

Total Ingredients

~$1.80

CAD

Per Serving

~$0.45 / serving

Instructions

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Reheat the rice

Add rice to a saucepan with 2 tbsp water, warm covered over low heat 3–4 min. Or microwave with a damp paper towel for 90 seconds.

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Sauté the vegetables

Heat 1 tsp olive oil in a skillet over medium. Sauté spinach and carrots 2 min until wilted. Season with garlic powder and a splash of soy sauce. Set aside.

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Fry the eggs

In the same skillet, add remaining olive oil. Fry eggs sunny-side up or over-easy, 2–3 min.

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Assemble and serve

Layer: rice → sautéed veg → fried egg → drizzle of sesame oil + soy sauce → green onion + sesame seeds. Serve gochujang on the side for adults.

Chef's Cool Facts

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Bibimbap Meaning

Bibimbap literally means 'mixed rice.' The tradition is for each person to mix all components at the table — it's part of the experience, not just a serving style.

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Sesame Oil Rule

Sesame oil has a low smoke point — always add as a finishing oil after removing from heat, never for high-heat cooking. This preserves its toasted nuttiness.

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